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Triss [41]
2 years ago
5

50 trillion (5.00 x 1013) Angstrom is equivalent to 10900 cubit. If 108 Angstrom = 1 cm (exactly), how many m are there in 1.00

cubit?
Chemistry
1 answer:
Yuri [45]2 years ago
7 0

The number of meter (m) in 1 cubit, given the data is 4.25×10⁵ m

<h3>Data obtained from the question</h3>

From the question given above, the following data were obtained:

  • 50 trillion (5.00 x 1013) Angstrom = 10900 cubit
  • 108 Angstrom = 1 cm
  • How many meter (m) = 1 cubit?

<h3>How to convert 5×10¹³ Angstrom to cm</h3>

108 Angstrom = 1 cm

Therefore,

5×10¹³ Angstrom = 5×10¹³ / 108

5×10¹³ Angstrom = 4.63×10¹¹ cm

<h3>How to convert 1 cubit to cm</h3>

10900 cubit = 5×10¹³ Angstrom = 4.63×10¹¹ cm

10900 cubit = 4.63×10¹¹ cm

Therefore,

1 cubit = 4.63×10¹¹ / 10900

1 cubit = 4.25×10⁷ cm

<h3>How to convert 4.25×10⁷ cm to m</h3>

100 cm = 1 m

Therefore,

4.25×10⁷ cm = 4.25×10⁷/ 100

4.25×10⁷ cm = 4.25×10⁵ m

Thus,

1 cubit = 4.25×10⁷ cm = 4.25×10⁵ m

1 cubit = 4.25×10⁵ m

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